The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 7, 1917, Page 4

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Up-state dis- trieta cut down the lead which “New York has gone over the top | tor the whole world in thin suffrage guceess,” declared Dr. Anna Howard | Shaw, one of the leaders in the bat | tle. She predicted the triumph here | would influence the British and | French governments to grant suf- frage to women The suffrage majority in New York city will be more than 80,000, according to returns. Women have been fighting for votes in New York state for 69 yearn, ever since Susan B. Anthony started the campaign in Albany Tammany districts in New York city went strongly for suffrage. The biggest “anti” vote was in Albany county, where the poll was two to one against the amendment. | At least 34 counties, however, were carried. Twelve thousand fromen worked for the cause in the qty dur. ing the balloting | There were joyful scenes, with | hugs, kisses and real masculine beck | slappings at suffrage headquarters | when word came that the amend. ment was going over. The women's organization will be maintained here, it was announced, to assist in the fight for a federal amendment | granting the franchise to women. /ENJOINS CITY LAW | Judge Kenneth Mackintosh has | imrued a temporary injunction re. straining the city from enforcing | the employment agency ordinance prescribing an annual license of $150. rs YES! MAGICALLY! CORNS LIFT OUT WITH FINGERS You simply say to the drug store man, “Give me a quarter of an ounce of freezone.” ‘This will cost very little but ts sufficient to re- | move every hard or soft corn from one’s feet. compound applied directly upon a tender, aching corn should relieve the soreness instantly, and soon the entire corn, root and all, dries np and can be lifted ont with the fingers. This new way to rid one’s feet of corns was introduced by a Cin- cianati man, who says that, jfreezone is sticky, it dries moment, and simply shrivels up| \the corn without inflaming or even irritating the surrounding tissue or \skin. Don’t let father die of Infection lor lockjaw from whittling at his |corns, but clip this out and make him try it. REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS In order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which ts the highe and ry piate known, cov-rs very littie of the roof of an ‘bite, corn off the 66 ‘ou can bite col es anteed fifteen years. sh ss GOI CROWN .nenceeeevenneeeee 3.00 $15 Set of Teeth naiore $10 Set of Teeth... rk, per tooth, gol: {| the history of A tew drops of this new ether! while | 250.000 in a} HYLAN, GIVEN RECORD VOTE, BACKS WILSON, Py United Preas Leased Wire NEW YORK, Nov. 1.—Loyal ty was not an tasue in the New York mayoralty campaign, May orelect John F. Hylan dectared today, announcing he would con. tinue to give hearty support to the president and the war “1 want to make It plain to the world that there was no lmue of loy alty or Americanta involved,” he anid © could be none, for I am as good an Am an any man, as loyal to my flag, as loyal to my country, and as firm and deter mined In support of every act of the government tn this war as any man. “I anked the editors of the news: papers in this city and tn other cities to give prominence to thin declarn. Uon, so that there may not go abroad to the people of this country the alightest intimation that the question of the war or of the war policy of President Wilson and the United States government are in the slightest way involved.” Duke’s Daughter Is Engaged to Officer “ LADY MAUD CAVENDISH — The engagement of Lady Caren dish, daughter of the Duke of Dev onshire, governor general of Cana da, to Capt. A. A. Mackintosh has just been announced By United Press Leased Wire SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 1.—Geo. Wall has defeated Frank Hennessy for city attorney. Police Judges Brady and Sullivan are reelected, and seven incumbent supervisors and two members of the board have been selected, aocorting to returns | tebulated early today in dan ren-| cinco’s city election. | Fugene EB. Schmits, once mayor, is one of the two new supervisors. The voting had been by preferential bal | lot. TAMMANY WINS AS SOCIALISTS FAIL Continued From Page 1 aii for second place by only 7129. The socialist vote was three times as great aa any previous so cialist vote in the city, but fell short of the claims of the leaders by | more than 100,000. | Hylan's Plurality a Record | Fusion leaders ascribed the defeat of Mitchel to the fact that Bennett was also in the contest. They de- clared the republicans refused to fol. low the advice of their leaders to vote for Mitchel, and, realizing Ben- | nett had no chance, they swung to| Hylan as a rebuke to the republican | leaders. Hylan’s plurality te the biggest in New York polities. Mitchel's plurality, when he was elected, four years ago, waa 121,209, & record-breaker at that time. Broadway Tilts Lid There were wild scenes on Broad way when the returns came tn show- ing that the Tiger had been return. ed to power. The war lid wna tilted and almost upset. | Many cafes remained open long} after the closing hour. Men and women cheered, tooted horns and blocked the streets, shouting for Hy. lan. The expectation that New York would be wide opem again after Jan- | uary 1 was heard on every side. Socialists Fall Short The socialiat vote fell far short | what the anti-war leaders had confi- dently predicted. They expected Hiliquit, however, proclaim. ed the result a crushing blow for “militariem” and asserted New York |had declared “for democracy and peace.” Socialists claimed the election of 10 aldermen, four in Manhattan. ‘Tammany Hall was a merry spot} today, Many Tammany enthustasts were up all night celebrating, and they were still on the job at day break. | Socialists declared they had cap. | tured seven seats in the assembly. ‘This is a gain of five. The soldier vote may upset the socialist victories in some districts. ‘City Hospital Nurse Now With Red Cross STAR—WEDNESDAY, NOV. 7, 1917 CHINESE KILLS COUSIN IN ROW OVER $100 DEBT Houle Wing, 19, a Chinese, waa tn jail Wednesday charged with shot killed hie How, 40, a Chinese cagnery worker at Beventh ave. and coustt, Houte and King at day afternoon, Both are n of the Hip Sing tong Wing, police say, charges the dead man with bad faith when he refused to pay back $100 that he is alleged to have given Mow, They were going to form a partn hip in a laundry in the olty Ivan Hosoroff, a Russian laborer, who recently arrived from Alaska, and who was going to his roc 2 12th ave. &, at the time the shooting, waa the only eye witness. Me said he heard some shooting, and turning about ww young Wing standing over the dead man's body Wing in alleged to have sent two more shots into How's body while standing over him Nosoroff was held on $500 ball to appear witness when called. U. S. FORTIFYING THE AZORES, SAY MADRID CABLES: By United Press Leased Wire BUENOS AIRES, Nov, 7.—-Madrid dispatches received today by La Na clon assert that the United States forces are fortifying the Azores, and quoted Lisbon newspapers as pro testing and demanding an explana tion U. S. TO GET SPRUCE FOR ITS AIRPLANES By United Prees Leased Wire PORTLAND, Nov. 1.-The govern ment has perfected « plan by whieh it can secure all spruce required for the construction of airplanes, John P. Keating, of the Aircraft Produc tien board, sald today While he declined to out! th nature of the plan in 90 daya Keating attended the of the lumbermen and yesterday a for increasing the output of air planes’ stock was dinc rumned. FORM NEW COUNCIL A patriotic council for defense waa organised at Black Diamond Wednesday, under the direction of Frank Gates, cf Beattie. A knife, ted to a tring, wh seeined to lead up to the the city jail, ar osity of W Patr Kent Tuesday night. He hy found the string tied about one of the bare in a cell Rucumatic Pain When He Used used the curt he said it would be in use| conference | officials here | ernoon, at which plans | man Howard] dence of ite remarkable , If you are suffering ) ng OE be fort “emetiy whet. Fou, exactly wi Thousands f other vers FREE $3 giteraecety Dd: ghia Don't wory about eczema or other akin troubles, You can have a clear | healthy akin by using a little zemo. obtained at any drug store for Bbc, or extra large bottle at $1.00. Zemo generally removes pimples blackheads, blotches, ringworm, and maker the akin cle and healthy. Zemo ia a clean, pen trating, antiseptic lquid. neither sticky nor greasy, and stains not) ing. It is easily applied and costs mere trifle for each application. It in always dependable. The HK. W. Rose Co. eczema A Cleveland, © The regular meeting of the B. F. Day Parent Teachers’ Assn will be held in the Community Room of the School, THURSDAY, November 8th, at 3 o'clock. Mr. W. 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THWART PLOT Dy United Press Leased Wire PETROGRAD, Nov. 7 —Platly declaring that the Maximalists “threaten to open the front to Germany,” Premier Kerensky today asked the preliminary Rossian partiament if it would support the government in sup: pression of their attempts to seize civil and war powers. A definite break between the Bol sheviki-controtied local soviet of workmen and soldiers and the Rus in general army staff came today. The soviet military committee or Jered troops at Peterhof, Paulovaka and Tsarko-Selo to disobey orders from the war ministry summoning hem to Petrograd. The government authorities acted promptly. They disconnected (prob ably rained the draws) all bridges over the river connecting the work men’s quarters In the city and sup ' preased three Maximatist and two re- actionary newspapers. Kerensky’s open indication that he proposes to use all governmental powers In crushing the attempt of COCOA 1S pure Purity in cocoa means carefully selected, scru- pulously cleaned cocoa beans, scientifically blended, skilfully roasted, and with the excess of fat removed, reduced to an extremely fine powder by a strictly mechanical process, no chemicals being used, the finished product containing no added mineral matter. AND_IT_HAS | the state arrived e Coatings Burellas, Angora Coat- Paterson G@., First Floor. $ QUICKLY TO TO AID GERMANS the Bolsheviki and kindred malcon tents of the extreme radical ranks | to control in Russia has been prac- tieally forced by tho action of lead ers of the Petrograd soviet of work men and soldiers in canvassing sol- diers of the Petrograd garrison. Thru Leon Trotsky, a Bolsheviki | legder, the garrison has been formal- ly approached and urged not to obey any of the government's orders un lens approved by the military com mittee of the soviet In his address to the preliminary parliament, Kerensky declared “These forces must be sup preaned.” ‘The congress has not yet acted on the premier’s request. Sweeping changes in the high army command | were forecast from the dismissal of Gen. Verkhoveky as minister of war and his transfer to the Caucasian front The military committee of the Bo- viet, Kerenaky dectared, “distributed arms and cartridges to some of the | workmen. It is therefore necessary |to infer that among a part of the population @ revolt has been started.” The government has ordered the Decessary arrests, FIRST CAR OF SUGAR UNDER GOVERNMENT | RULES GETS TO CITY | The first great “kick” of the fed- eral intervention tn {ts food con- trol policy was felt Tuesday tn Se- attle, when the first car load of sugar to be manufactured within in Seattle for distribution, ‘This car was received by Mischer Brothers’ Co. from the new sugar refinery at North Yakima. A. Fuller, of Fischer Brothers, sald the grade was excellent. Government regulations require that all Seattle wholesalers buy their products from this refinery. And after the output of this re- finery is consumed they must buy from the next nearest, which is at Grant's Pass, Ore. After that they must go to California for their | sugar. 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All Hats trimmed free of charge when materials are purchased here. terson Co, Third Floor. Do you know good Mo- tion Pictures when you see them? (Foolish question, yes.) But do you know good Motion Pictures before you see them? (Not foolish at all!) When you see these marks in the theatre advertise- ment or at the entrance you do know beforehand : Paramount and Artcraft Pictures— “foremost stars, superbly directed, in clean motion pictures.” SAFE, GENTLE REMEDY CLEANSES YOUR KIDNEYS Gritgero | Mary §. Loomis, supervisor of White Crowns .... $3. oa the city hospital, has resigned to Gold Fillings "$1.00 Up | take up nurse organization work for Biiver Fillings —. “bO¢ the Red Crom. Hertha Kennedy, Platina Fillings Fhe from Seattle General hospital, has ioe tenntebnan hae been appointed in her place by silos and navied trea coe Commiawioner McBride A_DELICIOUS FLAVOR Fuller explained that the govern: ¥ For centuries GOLD MEDAL |yeare they thas ment set the price on sugar at the! ittem Oil has been’ # standard | honmheba wd taeda rd Yakima refinery at $7.25 per 100|nounehold remedy for kidney, liver, pounds, allowing the wholesaler a|bindder and stomach trouble, and ali profit price of 25 is, diseases connected with the urinary pao pregpendty cents, and the/( cana, The Kidneys and. bladder| ing, soothing of see! lato thet et are the most important organs of{/and Moing of the Kidneys and th The government has set the fig-|the body. ‘They are tho filters, the|the bladder, driving out the woteone ure on 63 other articles. purifiers. of your blood. ous Korma. 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